5th February 2008, 05:59 AM
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Hi Thorns,
You stated there is no difference betweem the first race to the last race, well there is usually a huge difference.
Example, lets say one strikes 3 winners in the first 4 races , thats a 75% SR.
Statisticly favs win approx 1-3 races out of every 8.
It is highly unlikely one will strike 3 more winners out of the next 4 races after 3 out of 4 have already got up at that meeting.
One method that works very well at securing a winning fav is target 2 venues only, betting race No.1 to race No.1
Stop betting those 2 venues once a single winner is struck.
One can now do the same thing on the day on 2 other venues for the day.
Breaking up all venues on the day in sets of 2 stopping at the first winner for each set.
It is very rare that a fav is not struck from one of these 2 venues combined.
If one were to target just one venue, the risk is much greater of a fav not getting up.
It is a strong idea not to bet any selections under $2.80 so as to try & keep the outlays under some control.
Cheers.
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Cheers.
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